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BALTIMORE, MD. March 2L.yirs!ni. sizss, con-
soldatsd, 63Js; past due coupons. o34; do. ten
forties with coupon. A; do new thcees 64H bid to-
day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 21.-Cotton arm and
ouiet-middling 0T- Flour steady and quiet-Howard
street aud western super. 5Oa3 To- do. extra, 325s
S15: do family, A00a1 90; city mills super, ESQ
$500; do exits, 3.:.sSaST0; do. Rio brands, 4.5Oa
800 Whsaso WIFE, s.ssax: red. 9i:oS; snbsr;
dull; No. z winter red, spot SvK asked May, 00tss
COX: june. OOAa01. Ooxn-sonthefn easier: white,
missS, spot. .zb*sz5X: March. z5N sskedi April.
t t.ss os,s.-. aaG "a xsss
frm 5S.so. Hay d1i.prime to CHOICE WESTERN 20
ai5OO Provisions quiet and nominAlly steady. Mess
pork, old. 1900: new. lgOoss90Q BIZ, b1lk S nests
slea1 81 80 "a "a ISsa4
gs:Ssa lsss ses cd a : 1917 , ~
auies~kio c.soe., osdl.aZ e is,s lss:l4x susYss
Mhis1y quiet sna :sssds "a "a sssisss g
5-32d; aou, Lad; grain .; $500 nsSsceips. ,
$500 6ushels: cats 2loos J hgrhsls; Eye. 500
SS. 100 bushsIs Saes-whsst 163 600 bushels; corn.
rharawA N1nrkefn.
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Police Raid. ON sSThe Lime Kiln Club.''
SoNE OE THE MEMBERS JUMP THaOUGH THE WINDOW.

SOME OF THE MEMBERS JUMP THROUGH THE WINDOWS.
saturday night, about IL 30 O'Clock, Sergeants
Perry and Duvall, with squad OF officers from
the eighth precinct station, went TO the rooms OF
the "Iime Kiln" club at 1862 Ilth street north
west, with a raiding warrant issued by the chief
OF police. When the officers entered they say
they found about 25 colored men. some OF them
playing cards and Others shooting crap" Minor
f. Hamlin, the alleged proprietor. was arrested on
a charge Of keeping a gambling house, and 10
coloreG men, some OF whom were members OF the
club, were arrested as witnesses. When the Off
GERS entered the men attempted TO escape and
one OF them jumped through the window, carry
ing the sash and blinds with him. Hamlin was
released on bail and a number OF the witnesses
were locked up.
IN THE POLICE COURT
this afternoon Hamlin was charged with permit
ing gaming in premises under his control and his
counsel, Mr.. Cabfll, entered plea OF "not guilty.
Sergeant Duvan testified to the raid, and said a
game VI crap was In progress when they entered
They arrested seventeen or eighteen men as Wit
nesSes. Sergeant Perry gave similar testimony.
Henry Washington, cOlOred, testified that lie had
played scrap In the defendants place on two or
three OCCASIONS Samuel Palmer, colcred, testified
that be has seen ''crap" played there.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H Dodge, o:39 10th street:
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MARRIED.

BENToN-YEATMAN wM X. BENTON, the WE'LL
known bicyclist and Miss MAIZE hkATMAN, were
privately married friday, March lStn. 1857. by
kew. Chas. ID. Andrews, nj the parsonage Of Christ
Church. Navy Yard.
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Building a Railroad by Electric Light.
THE GREAT FEAT WHICH THE MANITOBA ROAD con-
TENPLArES

CHICAGO, March 21.-A st. Paul special says:
The Manitoba railroad will execute the greatest
feat In construction in 1887 that has ever been ac
complished In this country, and It is no less than
the partial building OF the road by electric light.
The following information was obtained
from General Manager Manuel, of the road:
1t is proposed to build $50 miles from the western
end OF the Manitoba road to Great Falls, Mont.
and ninety miles from Great Falls to Helena.
This extraordinary step is made necessary because
Of delay caused by negotiations with the Northern
Pacific railroad. This latter road, which was
the only one that could transport the steel
rails to the other end OF the proposed route,
to enable the Manitoba to build from both ends
at the same time placed such a heavy freight
rate upon the transportation of the rails
that 1t amounted TO prohibition. The
contract has been let for the whole work.
which ,stipulates that it shall be
completed on or before November D next. In
order that this may be accomplished the services
OF more than 5000 graders will be required, and
in laying the steel the contractors propose to use
steam track-laying machine and employ three
separate crews OF men, who win work eight
hours each day, using electric lights at night,
which, 1t is expected, Will enable them to complete
i've miles per day. In this way this vast work
will be done and the Manitoba will have advanced
its western terminus to within 75O miles OF the
Pacific coast.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms % The Star.

The Trial q Ex.AldeRusan Cleary.
PROPERTY CLKARY BOUGHT m NovRNsRR, 1885, PAM
FOR IN tl,000 BILLS.
NEW YORK. March 2L-The trial OF ex-Alderman
b Powell. mechanical engineer, was the first Wit
ness ne was IN the employ OF the Broadway Sur
"a face Kalway company n 1854 hts business being
ers and business men to the giving Of the franchise
70 the Broadway company. lie did not obtain the
ond e :, ne SAID Maons keenan,
Broadway road after Nay or june. 1884.
Charles E Miller, OF the law firm OF Devlin 4
counsel for Caroline Homer and Albertina Matthew
ne sold TO stephen A Walker, as attorney for Thos
Cleary IN November, 1856. piece OF Cedar street
that amount being in $1,000 Sas s,s %skea
was in 81, GOO bills
ned that he knew nothing about the settlement OF
the action OF the Luddys against the city until
aiter II was consummated. on cross-examination
Of the board OF aldermen held at nine O'Clock on
saturday morning, August 80, 1884, was illegal
1 nn aGx OF noce ana that its action conferred
MT Shafer offered the usual motions that Cleary
coa a not Oe convicted on the first count, as an
moev Of n1t state that the ss
per1urers, and to discharge Cleary on the ground
OF lack OF evidence. They were denied BY the
court AZ In the other trials
Mr. Shafer In opening for the defense, expressed
his establishment that In face OF the evidence OF
Mr.. Lacombe that Cleary should be tried for a
crime punishable with ten years in prison. render
ing his mOtherleSs boys and girl orphans, for do
ing what was sanctioned by his Honor himself and
endorsed by Mr.. LacOmbe as corporation counsel
Mr. Shaler spoke OF Katie Metz as ssthat g1ddy
girl"
Mr. Shafer said the newspaper had tried to
fnghten Cleary out OF the city. inducements had
been offered to him to run away. But he re.
NAMED like an honest man to meet his accusers
He spoke OF the story OF Katie Metz as got up by
Detective Robertson, whom the prosecution dared
not put on the stand.
The papers had tried the case and found Cleary
guilty. MI. Shafer spoke In terms OF bitter invec-
tive against the proprietor OF a morning paper OF
this city. He was brought to stop by the SHARP
sound OF the gavel The court said that the
Jurors knew nothing OF the paper assaults and the
counsel must deSist.
Mr. sHAFRR ATTACKS THE REPORTERS.
Mr.. Shafer then returned to the charge with q
shout, every paper in the city had in flaming
head lines yesterday which said Katie Metz suS.
ta1ned.' You know how 1t was sustained. How
she could remember five faces seen at dark
for two and a-half years, but could not re.
member the names OF the families she had
served" Then furfously turning upon the
twenty reporters. around the long table, the
advocate yelled. ''There they are! there they are
These are the burning geniuseS OF the press!
There isn't one OF them you'd trust in your house
except the fat man.!
The three or four fleshy Quill-pushers at the
table. each taking this to himself, blushed con.
fuSedly.
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PERSONAL.

HIvII. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Sand Answers Send 10 cents 10 book stores or to
- W. FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute.
mhl9-lm' ). W. Cor. Sth and sts. NV.
WANTED A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION
w and cuturen good standing. desires the acquaint
of cultivated and refiGed young ladies' residing
in Washington; references exchanged. Address +. W.
star Office. NH g-;,,.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" US We are now prepared 10 pay full value for
Gents Second hand Clothing. Address or call 1T
JUoTH'S Old Stand. 6I9 st. NV mhl4-4m
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this afternoon Hamlin was charged with perm
District Government Affair."

A
/ The commissioners have decided in view OF the
growing Importance OF the sewerage system in the
district 10 establish a department OF sewers to
correspond with the water department, under the
superintendent OF an engineer, who may be de-
tailed from the water Office for this work. As Con-
gress has appropriated the sum OF $4,000 for the
extension OF the sewerage system into the suburbs
IL will be necessary to specially employ some per-
sons In the preparations OF the necessary plans,
etc., and II was therefore thought best by the
Commissioners to create such a department. The
superintendent and his assistants Will be paid out
OF this appropriation.
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PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF $50 ORIENTAL
RUGS, CARPETS. PoRrIEREs. DRAPERIEs.
KNBROIDERIES and SILKS.

The Catalogue includes fine assortment of Turkish
Persian, Cashmere and Camel's-har Carpets Of very
large sizes.
The Colors Of Portieres ferty in number. excep
donally fine.
The small and medium sized Modern Antique and
BLK Rugs are very many.
Rare Specimens of Bokhsra Shirstz, Royal Kossack
Daehestan, Shirvan, Mecca Tebriz, Khorassan, Per-
sian and Turkish Handiwork
The assortment of rich Damascus yellow Silks, Per
sian Tabecovers Bulgarian Doylies. Moorish Swords
and Pistols real AnSors 6oatskins interesting Saddle
bags and rare Kalims will draw many Connoisseurs.
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NEwARK, n. J.. March 2l..Hilazy Parengie, the
New ABBOTT ., q 81 Mnsys Abby was Installed to-
outside the sanctuary. bishop wigger acted Is
ceisbrant assisted by Monsagnofs D0ane and
welsaca, a the church 0 the Redemption, New
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AUCTION SALES.
$oRe.s s. ass I % kSsPs T3UBIIO
DUBLLC SALE.

k1oolAIO 0AAks
biz f.r@ I've miles om n. TIA css, ovsr tie ca
Hssssen Z: in NM e e. 81.
2n IL 50 G s9ss ana ps :
kind; large lot Of Poultry. -
Stages will leave corner Bridge and gh ats GEORGE
'ie Ell Hs!hss 1867 !: nv
g RENsINGER, Auct
JIG and sag fna ss sa'aas NOS
SHS 3 .ssSs:
plete stock OF Carriages Burgies and Wseons in the
arNs NJ rSp Pss
livery WAGONS Full line q I'll iinds q Harne.s: IN
that defy to the business 81 Prices
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
HANpsoME AND ARTISTIC pARloR SUITE,
PLUsH ELEGANT oFFEHEN SHHE akSrEE r. c1 sk
SOME S2NEo SILK + PLUSH TABLE, MATEK Color
Sells GARPETs, BsnssE M9 HALL AM 4ND sTAIk
GGAAK R 1;I;Ss,,dN INGRAM CARPETS AND RUGS,
TABIk VERY FINE DECoRATKD pTNHER
MARE WWA VA NIT S TENNEsSEE SIDE
TATioN CHERRY c aBE as stutff Rs sFvERAE
lion BEDSTEADS. MATTRASSES, VERY HAND
c9Gca fEEd ssa
On TUESDAY MoRNiNG. MARCH TWENTY.
residence No. 814 Connecticut avenue northwest, /
shall ssl the above 'upeE1pFd h%SgsshSS sses
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRgsTEEs' SALE OF NEARLY NEW THREE.
STORY To- BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS No.
,I413 sEvENTEETH STREET NORTHWEST.
1852 recorded in Iiber l. 133, folio 1856 seq, 81
OF the Land Records Of the District of Co1umba, u
thereby we will sell At public auction in front Of the
1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK the real estate known ~ lot
n1%Rsred one hundred and fortyseven u45 in "
hundred and eighty-one SI. the said subdivision
Y OF record IN the surveyors Office of the District Of
Columbia subject to prior deed of trust of % 900,
dated january 49, 1885, with interest at six per cent
Re- annnm improved BY nearly new three-story
Terms OF s,le 0nsthird cash balance in zx and
viii be taken bearing interest at the rate OF six per
cent per :nnum payable and secured by
option Of the purchaser All conveyancing at the pur
chaser.s cost deposit Of S1OO will be required at
time OF sale. terms of sale not complied with in
ten days from day of sale the Trustees the right
to resell at the risk and Of defaulting purchaser
CHARLES W. HANDf1 u,-,,.....
mh10-eo&ds JOHN r. ARMS, 1rustees'
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OSI-iopNG PUG DOG; ANSWERS TO NAME
OF same to All 10th st. s.w mh2l-9ts
L OST-GOLD WATCH, ON LAST SATURDAY OR
~ Sunday name OF owner inside of Finder will
leave AZ Star ONCE ant receive reward. mh21-3t.
II OST-A DOG. b. AND o. DEPOT BLACK AND
tan, stump OF tsil, long ears, coach mark Shape
of heart ON breast two small tan spots over his eyes
about Ii inches high answers name of "Bony" Lib
eral reward l4lS y ST. NV it,
IT OST-FRIDAY MORNING, NEWFOUNDLAND
IIDog with collar and name ON him: answers to name
OF Troy. Reward If returned to 1925 Conn., ave. c.
H. REED its
i oST-A RED LEATHER CARD CASE, AT OR
IL near llnsburg Bros store, containing less than
So and other Iapers reward of one-half the money
Will DC paid for its return To Star Office 1t
I OST-MALTESE TERRIER FEMALE-STRAYED
IL away this morning from $40 18TH st. NV, The
finder viii please return and receive reward mhlIt.
I 0ST. BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, WHITE
~ breast, owners name on collar, tag Number 1856
hinder please return to l,2J Conn. sy Reward. 1T
II oST-A PAIR OF GOLD spECTACLES ON MON
day last. possibly between 18th st. and Ebbitt
Honse on It: reward Will be paid for them if left
~ Messrs. SINISTER SONS. at 80 Pennsylvania
ave. nih19-5t
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
l. OFFICE A. g. b., WASHINGTON BARRAcKs,

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
l. OFFICE A. c. g.. WASHINGTON BARRACKS. DO,
March 18th, 1887.
sealed Proposals in tripticate subject to the usual
will be received at this ONCE until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTIETH
1881 At which time and place they win be opened IN
presence Of bidders for furnishing and delivering the
E F. Beef required by the Subsistence DEPARTMENT
during the fiscal year commencing July 1st 1857.
must be enclosed in sealed envelopes marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed to the
undersigned. The Government reserves the right to
reject any all proposals Blank proposals giving in
formation to conditions, quality Of beef payment
amount Of bond &C., must be obtained by application
to this office.
G. b sATTERLEE, LIST 1t. R. Q. N. Sd Art, AC.s.
mh2l,22 ap6,7, 1879.
pKoposALs FOB o F TRS STEAM
OFFICE OF THE EEGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON, d. g., March 18th. 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this Office until
Twelve O'CLOCK n: on M0NDAf. MARCH 2sTH
vered in sshingtOn City, One Steam Road Roller Of
not more than fifteen nor less than ten tons weight
Bidders will submit with their proposals full de-
tailed specifications Of the roller which they propose
to furnish. WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Mhl7.6t EnKineer CoMlnissi0ner, d. C.
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MARRIAGE L1cRSsHs.-Marriagel licenses have been
ISSUED by the clerk OF the court TO James jack
son AID Matte Gibson; w. II. Benton and Flor
ence N. Yeatman; s. Walter Nelson and Lydia
NJ WagKaman; Charles s. Warren and Rosetta
Lewis; John Lewis and Lizzie jackson: John II.
ThOma and Emma +. Elliott, OF Langley, Va
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AbscOndef LaWtOm,s Books.
THE ACCOUNTS OF THE PHOSPHATE COMPANY IN BAI

NEW YORK, March 21.-Lawyers Alexander and
Green, who on saturday took charge OF the books
OF the Navassa Phosphate company, OF which Wal
dent commenced the examination to-day. MIR.
Green said the affairs OF the company were Id such
stage of the proceedings to tell how things stood
Vice President John c. Graham, OF Baltimore, like
the two other partners OF Lawton-JOnes and
kirkland-haS secured himself to some extent by
attachments On the New Jersey property OF
LaWtOn.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

United States and loyal Mail ateamers sailing from
Liverpool.
Britannia. Germanic, Ariatic, Celtic Republic. Baltic
saloon rates. $50. $50 and 800. Excursion tickets
on iayotoble te1as Superior intermediate accommO-
dations "a Adriaric siid Ceit5c; rate cas-.
alton apply to GEO. W. MOSS
AdaIns' Express Office, 226 Pennsylvania ave
Company offices; New York. Al Broadway.
lnh l4-M,w&s,3n
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The VETERANS RIGHTS UNIoN.-At meeting OF
theveterans Rights Union Saturday night the fol-
Oden ]. NJ. Piper, b. M. Elliott, C. p. CrandalI +.
w. Whitaker, +. c. Revells, n. N. Brooks Charles
King, John McElrOy, w. w. Hubbard, N. D. Burke,
Fred Bracket, E. j. Russell, c. v. Pettys and b.
r. HAWKS
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INDrcTMRNrs.-The grand jury to-day indicted
assault with intent to kill; Howard Colemon, do. !;
James Lewis, Larceny; Vim. Gassaway, do. !;
George johnson, do; G. w. Cooper, receiving
stolen goods.
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DROPOSALS FOB FURNISHING STEAM
ROLLER
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
- NOkDDEUTSCHER LLOYD g. g. Co
Fast Express Steamers
To SOUTHAMPTON lLOndon, Havre), Bremen
= Si iravs Nh 23 pa m ElSe Sat Apr z II 80 m
sa.le ". MI 30 $3.50 Am. WerrH sat April ., q am
Comfortable etateroolnS, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: lst cabin, $75, $50 800
SiOO according TO location; "a cabin, $50 steerageat
low rates. Apply to E. +. DROOF
mills OLE Penn ava
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HOTELS.

HorEL VKSpoxE,
BROADWAY AND 4lsT STREET, NEW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN
Centrally located. Ali the latest fmproyements
Cuisine and service unexeeiled
Special rates to permanent guests
mhl9-2m I. STEINFELD, Manager.
DERFECTION OF L1VING.-THE ALTAMONT
Eutaw Place. Baltimore, just completed. Strictly
\ txlniiy Hotel Highest elevation. On the handsou-
Perfect heat and ventilation. Incanescent
electflc light IL every room. Home cooking Suites
Of rooms Comforts of housekeeping without its dis
comforts Only forty-nye minutes ride from Wash.
ingon Ten minutes from depot. Send for illustrated
book describing Hotel W. STORk, BsiiimOre
cSo-3n Owner and Proprietor.
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chicago IxI March q, y a. nm s ep q
ass :era g, e IL al ase Us : ~ ssss : s6a
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RANGE or THE THERAOMRTRR-The following
were The readings at the signal Office to-day: 3 j.
M, 30; z am, 80; IL am, 43; 2p.m-. A; maxi
mum, A; minimum. %
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THE MAYFLowRR AND THE QUKKSs Cup.-Ed-
ward Burgess OF Boston, has sent the following
10 Mr. Tankerville Chamberlayne owner OF the
cutter AiI9M: III cnaaienge OF last year Is open
10 sail against an American sloop Gen. Paine ail-
thorfzes me 10 say that the May1ower has been
placed In my charge, and that she will sail the
Arrow for the Queens cup over the Queens cup
rca
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nR MULLER SPECIALIST
II FOR THE EYE. EAR
ia.:,22t-tzh' OF New York ave- NV.
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TEE GOLD LANDS ON THE ALASKAN FRoNrrRR-A
special from Ottawa says: The discovery OF rtch
gold deposits in British Columbia close 10 the I'm
aginary boundary line between that province aud
Alaska, may lead 20 serious trouble The do
m1nion government had decided 20 make gpo-
logical survey or that section TO ascertain 10
whom they belong. The expedition will start In
April. DIR. Bell, assistant chief OF the Geological
society, says he thinks the mines belong TO cam
ada, but that she Will be done out OF them
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THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.

GEO ". STICKNEY. 93e ST. NV.
~ Aqcuon sale Of Household Furniture of an eleven.
ci"th. h%Ha ssnvF Furniture Beds Bedding Carpets OIL
9 TWENr9 r MfREpDNEs THA MORNING MARCH q
q. NV, shall sell very e1cellent collection Of
Household Effects. A. NJ SPRAGUE Salesman mh2 i 2
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TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WITHIN OUR sA1EsRooMs. 1t
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A DIVORCE GRANTED.-Mary A. Davis was to-day
| granted a divorce by Judge AerT1ck from Daniel
W. Davis and was given the custody OF the chill
dren. The charge was drunkenness for three
years past.
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REAL ESTATE AT MOUNT PLEASANT
BY virtue off, Deed Of trust dated October 8th asx
AID. 1858, and duly reco sied in .ibr 1917 folio $&3Y
seq lone OF tine land ords Tor the District
fCOumbia and ut the request Of the holder of note
the premises, on TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTY
Ninth. 1887 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following
~ o RstrGt Of Columbia and known and
(45y and forty (46) in r. browns recoFtled an b.
division of Mount Pleasant
Terus of SALE One third % cash and the balance in
one Cd and two t2 with int crest ut () per
cntIm per annuu to be secured by deed of trust on
the property sold all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser deposit OF $50 each lot will be required
at time OF sale ali conveyancIg at purchasers cost
Terms Of sale to be complied with within ten DAYS
from day of sale. - ~'o
mh1S-eo&ds JOHN II. BENTON Trustee
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Officer Chester, whose illness was reported In
Saturdays STAR, was very low this afternoon.
j. Shtllington sends st. Nicholas for April
Pro-. Dorsey will lecture to the young men Of
the northeastern branch OF the Y. N. c. A. this
evening.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Z CO.. AuctioneerA
CATALOGUE
SALE
Of Rare Collection Of
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
From the Studios Of
MR.. LUCIEN POWELL.
No. 81 Nottingham Street, London, EnG1And.
Place De 10 Minerva, Rome,
Exhibitor at Philadelphia Centennial and Royal
Academy, London.
"These Paintings are versatile in subject rich in
tone, sparkling in color. and dazzling in effect being
sketches and portraitures Of picturesque scenes
painted by the artist in England, France, Germany
Holland. Italy, &C.
WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
EXHIBITION TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 22D, 23D.
SALE
WEDNESDAY EVE, MARCH ODD, 1887
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
mh19-4t Auctioneers.
nUNCANsON BROTHERS, Auctioneers
~ Corner 9th and streets.
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RECORDER TRoTTERs condition was stil improv-
ing late this afternoon.
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Clarence b. Rheem has bought OF Eugenia r.
Warren, for sl0 l60 the tract OF land on the east
side OF .th street. bounded by the Rock Creek
Church road. Redfern's land and the farm OF the
late Marshall Brown. containing 2o4.32 acreA
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ST LOUIS, March 21.-The contract for the con-
Struc.ton Of the Missouri Central railroad, which
10 to run between this city and Kansas City, has
been signed and ground wiz be broken and the
work q grading begun some time In April
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THR VIRGINIA DEBT Observation-Disclosures
have been introduced in both branches OF the
Virginia legislature looking 10 the calling OF con-
stltutional convention for the purpose OF passing
an amendment barring all of the public debt VI
the state not FUNDED unaer the provisions Of the
Rtddieberger bill SIN months from the passage of
the PROPOSED anne ndmenf.
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The Ohio Lexislasune A

SRcaEfARY EHDI0o1r and Commissioner Mtllel
were the only Presidential callers to-day.